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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Tiana Randall
Courtesy of NordstromIn today’s American economy, where tariffs are rising, inflation is relentless, and a carton of eggs costs $12—we’re all rechecking our budgets, reevaluating our priorities, and rethinking every swipe of the card. The non-negotiables stick around: rent, streaming subscriptions, and that one sweet treat at the grocery store. But the negotiables? That’s where the cuts start, and beauty and wellness are often the first to go.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Tiana Randall
It’s been a little hard to keep up with the WNBA this past week, thanks to an overwhelming schedule, each team is playing 44 in-season games this year, and a packed slate of matchups (appreciate it, Cathy Engelbert). Add in the temporary injuries that sidelined star players like Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers, and it’s fair to say the league’s felt a bit bleak. But not all is lost.
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Tiana Randall
Courtesy of InstagramIt’s only week 2 of the WNBA season, and things are starting to settle in. Several teams have picked up their first wins, while a few are still holding on to undefeated records. Rookies are looking more comfortable, not just on the court, but in the tunnels too, where their personal style is starting to take place. As spring fades into summers warmth, we’re seeing fewer layers and more skin via cut-outs and cropped pieces.
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Tiana Randall
Therme Bucharest SpaCourtesy of Therme A quick Google search for “What to do in Bucharest, Romania” will likely lead first to its cuisine: rich, indulgent, and rooted in tradition, with a reliance on meats and heavy butter. Not far behind, however, you'll find Therme Bucharest as a top result. On platforms like TikTok, it often appears as the top recommendation. Given Bucharest’s deep historical and architectural heritage, one might expect Therme to be a centuries-old church or cultural pavilion.
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Tiana Randall
Relative Arts NYC runway Tira Howard"Native people are still here. We always have been. But too often, this country acts like we’re not. That erasure doesn’t just happen in textbooks. It happens on runways, in museums, in the media and in fashion houses," says Amber Dawn, founder of Native Fashion Week.
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